According to ESPN's Marc J. Spears, teams "are calling on" Warriors guard Jordan Poole. The 23-year-old averaged 18.5 points during the 2021-22 campaign and was rewarded with a four-year, $123 million contract extension in October. He averaged a career-high 20.4 points last season, playing all 82 games, although he averaged just 10.3 points in the playoffs. At any rate, the former Michigan Wolverine may land elsewhere in 2023, especially since the Warriors hope to keep Draymond Green on the roster. But no matter where Poole ends up, he has plenty of untapped potential and could even enter the All-Star conversation at some point moving ahead.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole doesn't appear to be on the trade block, but that doesn't mean he won't be moved at some point. Anthony Slater of The Athletic says the Warriors aren't actively shopping Poole, but would consider trading him in the package is right. Poole signed a four-year, $123 million extension that kicks in next season. That means, he'll be making $27.4 million in 2023, but he has been a reliable asset to the Warriors. This past season, Poole averaged 20.4 points and 4.5 assists per game across 82 games. The Warriors have an aging roster and at some point need to make a decision on the direction of this team.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr seemingly confirmed Jordan Poole would be back next season. However, it appears others aren't so sure. With the Warriors looking to cut costs this offseason to avoid a hefty tax bill, John Hollinger of the Athletic believes the team may look to trade Poole ahead of the 2023-24 campaign. The 23-year-old averaged a career-high 20.4 points during the regular season while playing all 82 games. Yet, he shot 33.6% from deep, a dip from the previous year, and averaged only 10.3 points in the postseason. Without question, Poole could turn things around this season. But he may be a more efficient fantasy option by being the preferred scoring option for a new team.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr spoke with media on Tuesday for an exit interview and had backed Jordan Poole despite his playoff performances. Kerr went on to say Poole was a part of the "Foundational Six" players currently on the Warriors. While Kerr's confidence in Poole is encouraging for the young guard, Poole's recent struggles and expensive contract could spell his last season with the Warriors. Golden State will be in the luxury tax this season and Poole's contract seems like the best way to reduce the financial strain on the team.

The Golden State Warriors are set to look for suitors to guard Jordan Poole this offseason. Poole signed a massive four-year, $128 million deal ahead of this season, but there's a major question mark hanging over his head following a disappointing finish to the campaign. The 23-year-old averaged a career-high 20.4 points during the regular season but was limited to only 10.3 points in the playoffs and contributed just 29 total points across the final five games of the Western Conference Finals. Poole has proven himself as a talented player, but he didn't shoot the ball well throughout the season and has been a defensive liability, so moving him likely won't be easy for the Warriors.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole nailed six triples and scored 21 points off the bench in Tuesday's 117-112 loss to the Lakers in Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals. He also recorded six assists and had one steal while shooting 7-for-15 overall from the field in 30 minutes. Unfortunately for Poole and the Warriors, the young sharpshooter couldn't get his eighth bucket when he attempted to tie the game with a long triple in the final seconds. It was a bad finish to an otherwise good outing for Poole. He has struggled in these playoffs and had managed just 15 points in his two previous outings combined.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole (ankle) is expected to play on Sunday against the Sacramento Kings. Poole has battled a sprained left ankle for a while now, although he's managed to play through the pain. However, the 23-year-old has struggled during this series, averaging 12.3 points and shooting 20.0% from deep. As a result, he's a risky DFS option, although he'll likely bounce out of his funk sometime soon.

Golden State Warriors guards Andrew Wiggins (shoulder) and Jordan Poole (ankle) are both available for Thursday's Game 3 against the Sacramento Kings. Both players were uncertain to suit up coming into this game, but will give it a go here. That is good news for the Warriors with Draymond Green suspended for this contest. Wiggins should resume his normal role in the starting five, while Poole is likely to come off the bench. However, Poole might move into the starting unit with Green out.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole (ankle) is listed as questionable heading into Game 3 versus the Sacramento Kings. Poole was questionable on Monday, but still managed to play in the game. He suited up for Game 2 as well, but struggled with only four points and three rebounds in the loss. Fellow guards Gary Payton II (illness) and Andrew Wiggins (shoulder) are listed as questionable for this contest as well. The absence of Poole could mean additional minutes for Donte DiVincenzo. Both Wiggins and Payton could see additional minutes as well, assuming they play. Fantasy managers will have to check back for another update.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole (ankle) will play Monday against the Sacramento Kings. Poole suffered an ankle sprain in the first game of the series and was listed as questionable. However, it seems Poole has recovered enough to not miss any time. If Poole is hobbled at all, Donte DiVincenzo and Gary Payton II will likely see increased minutes.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole (ankle) has officially been listed on the injury report as questionable for Game 2 against the Sacramento Kings on Monday. He was able to play 22 minutes off of the bench on Saturday night and put up 17 points in the process. Overall, he was a negative on the court as his defense became a liability which could have stemmed from the sprained ankle that he's currently dealing with. His status should be monitored leading up to warm up.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole (knee) has been upgraded to available for Thursday's game against the Los Angeles Clippers. As expected, Poole will play after being tagged as probable on Wednesday. Poole will continue to start with Stephen Curry (leg) still sidelined. That being said, Poole is a must-start fantasy option while Curry is out. Fantasy managers should double check their lineups and make sure Poole is in there for Thursday.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole (knee) is listed as probable for Thursday's game against the Los Angeles Clippers. The 23-year-old is dealing with a left knee contusion, but should be fine going forward. The Warriors need Poole on the court with Stephen Curry (leg) still sidelined. Right now, Poole is averaging nearly 21 points per game over the last three weeks. He's a must-start fantasy option right now with the Warriors limited on scoring options.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole had the ultimate green light yet again on Tuesday night and led the way to a 123-105 win over the Portland Trail Blazers. The 23-year-old ended the game with 29 points, five rebounds, and six assists while shooting 10-for-24 from the floor and 3-for-10 from deep. Poole is already a solid fantasy contributor in deep leagues as he's ranked 145 in nine-category leagues. As long as anyone's fantasy team isn't depending on field goal percentage, his value is top 100 while Stephen Curry remains out.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole reached the 30-point mark for the ninth time this season as the team beat Cleveland 120-114 on Friday. Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson took a rest day, handing the keys of the offense over to Poole and he didn't disappoint, leading all scorers with 32 points. Poole shot 5-for-13 from downtown and had a 10-for-23 overall record from the field, adding three rebounds, two assists and one steal to his tally. The Warriors' newest star is averaging 26.7 points per game in 23 total starts this season. You simply can't go wrong with him if Golden State sits its big guns.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole did a lot of damage against Portland on Friday, leading all scorers with 41 points in a 118-112 win. He had an outstanding game with a 5-for-10 effort from deep and shot 12-for-23 overall from the field with an 8-for-9 record at the charity stripe. With better ball handling, it could have been an even bigger night, as Poole recorded seven turnovers. He completed his line with five rebounds and six assists. Poole has now reached the 40-point plateau twice in his past seven outings and is averaging 29.3 points per game since Stephen Curry (shoulder) landed on the shelf.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole finished a great Christmas performance with his first career ejection. He led the team with 32 points in a 123-109 win over the Grizzlies, but couldn't add to his tally anymore inside the final 9:20 minutes of play after receiving his second technical foul. Poole finished with 11-for-25 shooting from the field and went 3-for-10 from outside while adding three rebounds and two assists to his line. With injuries having taken down a number of his teammates, Poole is currently in the midst of his best stretch of the season. Sunday could have easily been his second 40-point night in four outings if he had stayed in the game.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole cashed in a new career-high in points during the team's 126-110 win over the Toronto Raptors. The up-and-coming combo guard dropped 43 points on 14-for-23 shooting while adding 5-for-11 from deep and 10-for-11 from the free-throw line. He also threw in one rebound, six assists, and one steal on top of that. Stephen Curry may be out for close to a month, but Poole is determined to not let that slow the team down.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole had a sizzling performance in Friday's 119-111 win over Chicago, leading all scorers with 30 points off the bench. He needed just 23 minutes of action to match his second-highest scoring effort of the season, shooting 11-for-18 from the field and an outstanding 7-for-13 from downtown. Poole completed his line with one rebound, one assist, one steal and three turnovers. The 23-year-old has blown hot and cold lately, so it's not likely that he can repeat this performance in the next game, although it might be a great spot for Poole, as Golden State completes a back-to-back set on Saturday against Houston and the team has a tendency to rest its big guns in such situations.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole celebrated his bobblehead night with a season-high 36 points in Monday's blowout win against the Spurs. He nailed half of his 10 attempts from deep and shot 13-for-20 overall, adding two rebounds and two assists to his line with three steals and one block. All of it with just 29 minutes of action and without a single turnover. Poole logged his third start of the campaign, with Klay Thompson sitting out the second night of a back-to-back. He has now averaged 28.7 points with five assists as a starter. The defending champions have another back-to-back set coming up, starting Sunday, and fantasy managers should monitor the lineup news very closely.